1-19-20 Sermon Notes “Wisdom” Proverbs 2:1-7 Last week, we focused on what the fear of the Lord means and how it applies to us. This is week two of our ten-week series on Proverbs, “Heavenly Wisdom” and will concentrate on how to seek God’s wisdom and its benefits. Introduction Life is full of situations where we … Read more
1-26-20 Sermon Notes “The Power of the Tongue” Proverbs Last week, we focused on how to seek God’s wisdom and its benefits. This is week three of our ten-week series on Proverbs, “Heavenly Wisdom” and we will examine the blessings of wisely choosing our words. Introduction The Power of the Tongue A person can speak … Read more
2-2-20 Sermon Notes “Relationships” Proverbs Last week, we examined the blessings of wisely choosing our words This is week four of our series “Heavenly Wisdom” and we will be looking at some verses in Proverbs that deal with relationships. Introduction Relationships with others are often times pretty complicated. Sometimes they seem to ebb and flow … Read more
2-9-20 Sermon Notes “Honesty and Integrity” Proverbs Last week, we examined what Proverbs says about relationships. This is week five of our series “Heavenly Wisdom” and we will be looking at some verses in Proverbs that deal with honesty and integrity. Introduction In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word translated “integrity” means “the condition of … Read more
2-16-20 Sermon Notes “Faith and Trust ” Proverbs Last week, we examined what Proverbs says about honesty and integrity. This is week six of our series “Heavenly Wisdom” and we will be looking at some verses in Proverbs and other places that deal with faith and trust. Introduction What is your definition of faith? And … Read more
2-23-20 Sermon Notes “Better” Proverbs Last week, we examined how Proverbs and other places dealt with faith and trust. This is week seven of our series “Heavenly Wisdom” and we will be looking at verses in Proverbs that make comparisons about the “better” things in life. Introduction Often times when researching various things, we see … Read more
3-1-20 Sermon Notes There are no notes since Frank Shelt focused on the Lord’s Supper. Proverbs continues on 3-8-20.
3-8-20 Sermon Notes “Early Mother’s Day Special” Proverbs 31:10-31 Two weeks ago, we looked at verses in Proverbs that made comparisons about the “better” things in life. This is week eight of our series “Heavenly Wisdom” and we will be looking at verses in the last chapter of Proverbs that point to God’s view of … Read more
3-15-20 Sermon Notes “Be Not Troubled” Psalm 91; Phillippians 4:6-7; Matthew 24:7 and Proverbs 1:7 Introduction We cannot escape the news concerning coronavirus. Every time we turn on the TV or look at social media, there it is staring at us. With that being said, “How troubled are we with what we see happening?” Message Let’s begin with Psalm 91. … Read more
3-22-20 Sermon Notes “The Book of Proverbs” Two weeks ago, we looked at verses in the last chapter of Proverbs that that point to God’s view of women (which should also be our view as men). This week, we conclude our series on Proverbs. Introduction Have you ever heard the expression, “getting the cart ahead … Read more
3-29–20 Sermon Notes “Preparation” John 12:1-8 This week, we begin a new series “The Main Event” zeroing in on the weeks before and after the death of Jesus. Introduction All four Gospels tell this or a similar story. Details vary in the four accounts, Matthew 26:6-13) and Mark 14:3-9 being similar to each other and also to John’s account (the … Read more
4-5-20 Sermon Notes – “Two Parades” Luke 19:29-40 This is a “dusted off” message with a few modifications from two years ago with the premise that it is worth reading again. “Palm Sunday – Two Parades” We often focus on the procession of Jesus riding on the donkey into Jerusalem when it comes to the traditional Palm … Read more
“Resurrection Sunday” John 20:1-30 and 1 Corinthians 15:1-58 4-12-20 “Without Resurrection Sunday, there would be no Christmas.” “Without Christmas, there would be no Resurrection Sunday.” This is going to be rather short, but hopefully to the point. There is the temptation to come up with some new and clever way to tell the story of the empty … Read more